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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1932
Page
8
The Capitol Theatre hosts Mata Hari tonight through Wednesday in a Greta Garbo Ramon Novarro production. Critics call it magnificent entertainment and the most artistic screen feature in years, surpassing typical program pictures.
The Federal Government names John Gunn as chair of a wool industry enquiry to report by September 30. Members include Sir Graham Waddell, G Daisiel Kelly, R C Pledjt, W T Payne, E Grayndler, MLC, and J B Brigden. Additional NSW growers’ representative to be added.
Andre unveils Garbo as Yovero in a spree flagged as the latest TAFeers show. Under George Fitzmivurioe, Garbo delivers magnetic depth, while co-stars Barrymore and Lewis Stone provide strong support. The piece notes lavish camera work and a dance sequence, with additional chaos about Australian tour and committee solicitations for evidence submissions.
Wool market report notes trade awaiting openings at war end and how Chinese and Cun lead demand may shape prices. It mentions cautious tone, prospects for stronger activity if shipments reopen, with references to protection barriers, fencing, and general market uncertainty amid global turmoil.
Strikes and clashes engulf a factory as management fights unions over tailed work contracts. Workers resist, two years later leaders demand amends, while the company concedes only partial terms amid ongoing labor tension and fatalities.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses reciprocity in trade and the idea of selling loaves and flour. The readable portion hints at economic bargaining and community concern but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events to anchor a full summary.
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events, names, or places to summarize into a valid news item with a distinct main action and supporting facts. No identifiable entities or dates are present to construct a proper two line record.
The report notes H R B Pearce won the sculls at the Olympic Games with strong confidence. It mentions Noel Ryan qualifying for the 1600 metres and Andrew Charlton finishing last in the same heat. The piece covers other international sports results and a public notice on clothing decency and ration cards.
Det Sgt Sherringham and Sgt Clark led the Newtown investigation into a man alleged to have £3500 inherited in England and to have fraudulently drawn dole at multiple depots. More than 20 charges of false pretences were brought as police warned on abuse of the system.
The sudden death of Ald. Charles Anton, former mayor of Tamworth, is announced. He was a well known figure who left his mark on the town with parks and public works and was deeply mourned by the council, friends, and the community.
An early 20th century ad promotes Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts as a nerve tonic to ease overwork anxiety and nervous exhaustion. The product is described as convenient tablets priced at 3 per box, claimed to help restore vigor and health.
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